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Sit down Shut up And fish
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Lighthouse Point, FL
Posts: 547
Boat: Yours
Home Port: I move too much
Best Catch: 1100 lbs black marlin released
Occupation: Deckhand / Captain
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Turks & Caicos report
Back to the report.... Well, we fished this past Friday, and it was a bit windy. Did not see a marlin, but found the birds working a tuna school---could not get a bite. Then someone turned on the fan...Started blowing 20+ knots, with gusts to 30+ knots. We had planned to fish Wednesday, but too rough--we cancelled. The winds layed out this late morning (Thursday), so we left the dock about 2:30, had lines in about 3:15. By 3:30 we had our first fish on. Released a small blue marlin--about 90 lbs. Back to fishing, and in 5 minutes, had our next fish on....but he pulled hook after about 2 minutes. That was our day--found the tunas again on the way in, but they were moving fast--could not stay with them to get a bite. Might get out Friday for a few hours, in the afternoon--boss has business to tend to in the morning. Fishing has been slow here over the past week or so---but it was hot before that, when I was not here. |
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I practice safe fishing
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Madeira/Canary/Cape Verde
Posts: 71
Boat: 78 Buddy Davis Eros-Kanyos
Home Port: KONA, HAWAII
Best Catch: Waiting For The 1 Ton Girl
Occupation: Living The Dream
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Thanks for the report. Weather sounds like Oahu fishing LOL. Hope the bite is on when we get there. Good luck hope Friday is better for you.
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